Adam is a fantastic researcher and an even better story teller. Each story that he covers itself feels very unique and the way he weaves the narrative through it makes you experience the story from the start to the end as something closely lived.

This is a fantastic podcast that manages to be both highly educational and entertaining. The host is a great storyteller who organizes, edits, and presents his content at a very high level. Anyone with an interest in technology and the people behind that technology will benefit from giving it a listen.

One of my favorite programing-related podcasts out there. Every episode is well produced and throughly entertaining.

Title says it all. I’ve listened to a handful of different software-related podcasts, and this is the best one I’ve heard. Lots of history and computer science theory complemented by ideas that can also be applied in everyday practice.

Adam brings in a wide variety of guests, presenting engaging conversations about the very art and nature of software development. Regardless of where you are in your journey or where you work (frontend, backend and everything in between) there are insights to be gained. Additionally there is a really vibrant slack community for the podcast. I can’t recommend this one enough!

The interview with Casey was entirely too short and there was no mention of Seaquest DSV. One star.

The host of the podcast has a great voice and asks good questions! The conversations are insightful, interesting, and engaging. I would definitely recommend this podcast series.

As devs, we solve problems for a living. We love problems! Sharing problem stories is one of the best past times of any profession. It’s about time we got a podcast for us Comp sci / dev folks that has stories and problems. Excellent idea for a podcast, and it’s really interesting! If you work in development this def something fun to listen to while you work.

Whether you’re well established as a technology leader, or just getting started building a codebase that’s built to last within your organization - this is a must-listen podcast for you! Adam does an incredible job leading conversations that cover a huge range of topics related to the ins and outs of building elegant software - from leaders who’ve actually experienced success themselves. Highly recommend listening and subscribing!

This podcast gets some really good guests and discussions are interesting and engaging.

I love how this podcast tackles interesting ideas in tech. It’s unique in that. I don’t love every episode, but overall it has some absolute gems.

I was introduced to CoRecursive by a friend who also responsible for getting me excited and engaged with Scala / Functional Programming. I was immediately enthralled with the depth of the topics, the audio quality, Adam’s expertise in thoughtfully guiding the direction of the interviews, and the desire to understand software development in each episode. Every time I listen to one of these podcasts I can’t help but feel that I’m sitting in the lecture hall at some reputable institution, learning from the very best thought leaders in the field. What’s more is that Adam breaks down these concepts into bite size pieces that even a newb can process and understand. If you just want to learn more advanced programmatic concepts, but in an unbiased, fun, objective way, through self-introspection, and learning from industry leaders, then this is the podcast for you.

This is a great show for software developers to continue to sharpen their swords and stay on top of the changing technologies out there. Adam has amazing guests and is a great interviewer.

The talks are informative but the interviews are allowed to wonder off topic. Makes it good for learning while distracted. Show notes and references are more than enough to read more when you need more. Having a focused topic helps make ever episode useful unlike software engineering daily or others that talk about far too many distinct topics.

Stimulating, in-depth conversations with great guests about interesting topics. I've only listened to the first 20 episode. Guests have already included John De Goes, Edwin Brady (author of Idris), Miles Sabin (author of shapeless), Runar Bjarnason ("Functional Programming in Scala," aka "The Red Book") and Jim Blandy ("Programming Rust: Fast, Safe Systems Development") Adam is a great interviewer. No product pitches, or tightly scripted Q&A sessions. Listen to very smart people talking off the cuff about their work and what interests them.